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welcome to cheshire police hq. their daughter gracie was murdered by a stalker in 2021.call was heard at the inquest into her death. their daughter gracie was murdered by a stalker in 2021. this 101 call was heard at the inquest into her death. four months after that call, gracie was killed. today, richard and alison are visiting cheshire police to see how the force's harm reduction unit protects victims of stalking. this is our office. james there is one of our four probation officers that's aligned with the unit. so did you start off quite small and sort of build up to this? yes, absolutely. three or four of you... this is eight years in the making. at the inquest, derbyshire police admitted it had failed gracie. since her death, her parents have been fighting for change to require all police forces to employ dedicated stalking advocates who will be there to provide help and support to victims, like vicky at cheshire police. when we first meet a victim, you are meeting a person in absolute crisis a lot of the time. you are not a police officer there to take a statement

post office in cheshire. that is riuht. b post office in cheshire.ime of his death, he had been the _ right. by the time of his death, he had been the sub-postmaster- right. by the time of his death, he i had been the sub-postmaster there had been the sub—postmaster there for 18— had been the sub—postmaster there for 18 years, is that right? i had been the sub-postmaster there for 18 years, is that right?— for 18 years, is that right? i don't remember _ for 18 years, is that right? i don't remember exactly, _ for 18 years, is that right? i don't remember exactly, but _ for 18 years, is that right? i don't remember exactly, but it - for 18 years, is that right? i don't remember exactly, but it sounds| remember exactly, but it sounds about right. by, remember exactly, but it sounds about right-— remember exactly, but it sounds about right. a series of shortfalls had arisen _ about right. a series of shortfalls had arisen at _ about right. a series of shortfalls had arisen at the _ about right. a series of shortfalls had arisen at the branch, - about ri

a woman from cheshire, who briefly dated mcnamara, told us about his methods.w, he was promising me holidays to france, skiing, wanted me to go and have a look around houses, all sorts of things. very kind of like... very over—the—top, very intense. the woman, who wanted to remain anonymous, said she understands how people can get sucked in. he was a complete master of this, a master of manipulation, i would say. he was so persistent. i can see how, you know, i now know it as love bombing. it's just made me want to share my story. but also being a bit more careful about, you know, who you kind of meet up with. cos you just don't know. you just don't know who's out there. the number of people working beyond the age of 65 has doubled since the year 2000. one in ii pensioners still works to earn wages, according to the centre for aging better. 0livia richwald has spoken to three older workers to find out why keep they keep on clocking in. would you like a coffee, sir? meet granny annie. aged 89, and still dishing out the refreshments at elland road. it's the atmos

cheshire police contacted lyn in october 2021 to alert her that she was being scammed., how am i going to manage now, how am i going to do stuff around the house when that money was to do those big jobs? lyn eventually got her money back with the help of her bank. but she's not alone. romance scams have been on the rise in recent years,

cheshire west and chester council says it hasn't been contacted by cedar care, and is looking into theents say they have no idea what to do. i do wish they'd think again and help us. it's not... i've never missed a rent or anything. you just don't know what you've done wrong. abbiejones, bbc news, weavering. a charity that supports people affected by mental illness has said that anti—depressants should not be handed out to children simply because there s nothing else to offer . the warning from sane follows the release of government data that showed that nearly 450,000 anti—depressant prescriptions are issued to children in england each year. guidelines from nice state that they should only be given in the most severe cases. thousands of people have walked through haiti's streets to celebrate easter. it's the first major national holiday since the country s government collapsed. the caribbean island is now largely gripped by gang violence. more than 1,500 people have been killed since the start of the year and tens of thousands left homeless. the un has described the situation as catac

the village in cheshire where he grow up is looking for tour guides for the thousands of fans who visit6, have good harry knowledge and be able to treat people with kindness. and time to leave you tonight with ten seconds of a goat invasion. yes, these guys are back and causing trouble in north wales. they have beenjumping into gardens and nibbling away at some of the hedges. i wouldn't mind visiting to have a look myself. you are all caught up. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm olly foster. there's nothing to separate manchester city and real madrid as they serve up another champions league classic. all square in the other quarter—final as well, as arsenal fight back against bayern munich. and the countdown to the masters. we hear from tiger woods on his love of augusta and who he thinks will win this year. everything is in the balance after the first legs of the first two champions league quarterfinals, two incredible matches at the bernabeu and the emirates stadium. arsenal fighting back to draw 2—2 against bayern munich, and manchester city, the european champi

he also faces charges of “p cheshire.outmaster in the west midlands. in 1997, the pensioner denied all the alleged offences. today he was told he'll appear in court in june today he was told he'll appear in court injune and will be asked to re—enter his pleas. he was led away to be taken back into custody. police scotland say no action will be taken over a series of social media posts byjk rowling about transgender people. ms rowling, who lives in edinburgh, had invited the force to arrest her if they believed she had committed an offence under scotland's new hate crime law, which came into force yesterday. our scotland correspondent, alexandra mackenzie, is outside police headquarters in glasgow. tell us more about this. welcome as ou sa , tell us more about this. welcome as you say. the — tell us more about this. welcome as you say. the bill— tell us more about this. welcome as you say, the bill came _ tell us more about this. welcome as you say, the bill came into _ tell us more about this. welcome as you say, the bill

the cheshire village homes chapel has been swamped by young fans keyed to see where he grew up. and they want super fans of the pop star to be the guide. demand for the role is expected to be very high and auditions take place this month's. it will include visits to the site of the bakery he worked in. the chinese restaurant he once took taylor swift two and the viaduct where he had his very first kiss. i spoke to peter weir 's, chairman of the partnership, and asked what prompted the tours. fine the partnership, and asked what prompted the tours.— the partnership, and asked what prompted the tours. one thing it focused on _ prompted the tours. one thing it focused on a's _ prompted the tours. one thing it focused on a's world _ prompted the tours. one thing it focused on a's world safety -- i prompted the tours. one thing it i focused on a's world safety -- road focused on a's world safety —— road safety. ironic that it wasn't the route that harry himself would have taken. what we did was produce a map, get them off a busy road, actually down to a nice country lane and across th

welcome to cheshire police hq. good evening, derbyshire police. how can i help?e know what we're talking about. we specialise in stalking and we're going to hopefully guide you through the process. gracie's parents' vision is to have someone like vicky in every police force. yeah, this is kind of what we want to push out. across the country. the same service should be available to anyone, wherever you live. and i think this is a great place to start. why can't it be done in other police forces? what works here might not work in another area. the unit's been running for nine years now, as well as support for victims, it works with psychologists to rehabilitate offenders and trials new technology to keep people safe. that's essentially what the perpetrator wears. it means with a high degree of accuracy, we can see everywhere where this person goes, where they go to sleep, where they've been. the person that we want to protect has this little device. they have this little clip. you can put it in your bag, your pocket or whatever, and it essentially does the same job

the losses were mounting, and he had been fined after an armed robbery at his branch here in cheshire they would have closed us down. they hounded him, they persecuted him, there didn't seem to be any end to it. the tv drama showed angela paying gina a visit after his death. we are so sorry for your loss. desperate for financial help, she later signed a deal, but it meant withdrawing from the mediation scheme, and being gagged. did you see anything unsavoury in using money as a way of ensuring mr griffiths' case was hushed up? it wasn't something i discussed with gina. it didn't even enter my head. then, just before lunch, a sign that questions are getting tougher. are you represented today in the sense that there is a lawyer in the room who can assist? yes. the postmasters' barristers got straight to it. you're worried, aren't you, that if you now admit that you knew about remote access way back in 2010, you will be liable for perjury, isn't that the truth? no. are you being dishonest about this now, or were you inexcusably negligent at the time? i am not being dishonest about it. yo

child sex offences alleged to have happened between 1969 and 1971 at this former children's home in cheshirest midlands. in 1997, the pensioner denied all of the alleged offences. today, he was told he'll appear in court again injune and will be asked to re—enter his pleas. he was led away to be taken back into custody again. judith moritz, bbc news, chester. yesterday, the authorjk rowling challenged scottish police to arrest her under a controversial new hate crime law. today, police scotland resisted that challenge, saying they won't be taking action over a series of social media posts byjk rowling about transgender people as they are not criminal. 0ur scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie has more. jk rowling why does the author of harry potter but the edinburgh based writer has long been a critic of some trans activism. so there was no surprise when she expressed her views against scotland's new hate crime law on social media. there were several posts about transgender people, including... she went on to challenge police scotland. the prime minister, on a nursery visit, echoed her

cheshire westchester council said it has not been contacted by cedar key and a swing into the situationdea what to do. i do wish they would think again and help us. i never missed a rent or anything. you just don't know what you've done wrong. hand—made silhouettes of almost 1,500 servicemen are being made inengland and will go on display in normandy later this month to mark the 80th anniversary of d—day. the standing with giants installation is made from recycled signs and has taken artist dan barton four years to plan. john maguire has been to the studio with veteran stan ford to see the finishing touches added to the project. not all giants loom large. yes, i remember him. yes. i was only 18 when i when ijoined. i'm proud to have done my bit. proud. very proud to have done my bit. yeah. and my eight brothers, they all done their bit. stan ford is among kindred spirits — among those who served, as he did, on d—day — and among symbols of those who never returned home. it's an honour to be in the presence of this. it does give you some idea — a great idea of the...of what the cost, and

the losses were mounting, and he had been fined after an armed robbery at l his branch in cheshire.—here did not | seem to be any end to it. the tv| drama showed angela paying gina a visit after his death. we are so sorry for your loss. desperate for financial help she later signed a deal that meant withdrawing from the mediation scheme, and being gagged. did you see anything unsavoury in case was hushed up? it didn't even enter my head, we discussed it with gina and the his brother. then a that questions were getting tou:her. : , , ., ._ the sense that is a lawyer in the room? ,�* , , got straight to it. you're worried now that if you admit that you knew about remote access way back in 2010, you will be liable for perjury, isn't that the truth? ney. are you being dishonest about this now, or were you inexcusably negligent at the time? being dishonest about it. you were deliberately suppressing the truth, you were allowing decent people to be prosecuted on the back of a flawed it system, weren't you? no, i l would never do that. you would do | anything to protect the post office. no,

historical sexual abuse offences — some of which were alleged to have taken place at a children's home in cheshiren 1997. he was arrested at heathrow airport on thursday. a 12—year—old child has been arrested in finland, suspected of a school shooting in which three fellow pupils were shot and one of them killed. it happened at a school in a suburb of the capital helsinki. police say the suspect used a handgun which belonged to a close relative. ben woolvin reports. an anxious wait for parents trying to collect their children shortly after the start of the school day, as news of this morning's shooting spread. police were on the scene within nine minutes of the emergency call. they say all of the victims were 12, two of them have been seriously injured and another died at the scene. according to the latest information, one of the victims died almost immediately at this location in the school. and two other victims were transported to the hospital in helsinki. police say the suspect, a 12—year—old boy, initially fled the scene but was quickly arrested a short distance away in helsinki. they say the

martin griffiths, a sub—postmaster in cheshire, for 18 years.he was responsible for tens of thousands of pounds of missing money. his contract, terminated, left a broken man. i appreciate you wouldn't have received this letter at the time. martin griffiths wrote to the post office in 2013, begging for help. "the financial strain on myself and my family is devastating and continues on a daily basis". but his family says — continues on a daily basis". but his family says the _ continues on a daily basis". but his family says the help _ continues on a daily basis". but his family says the help didn't - continues on a daily basis". but his family says the help didn't come. l continues on a daily basis". but his i family says the help didn't come. he took his own life. fin family says the help didn't come. he took his own life.— took his own life. on the 11th of october 2013, _ took his own life. on the 11th of october 2013, his _ took his own life. on the 11th of october 2013, his life _ took his own life. on the 11th of october 2013, his life suppor

child six offences alleged to have happened between 1969 and 1971 at this former children's home in cheshirend will be asked to re—enter his pleas. he was led away to be taken back into custody. judith moretz, bbc news, chester. stay with us, i'm back in a few minutes' time on the world today. hello there. there was some sunshine here and there today. this was rural essex earlier on. but we are seeing more cloud and some more rain arriving as well. you can see how the cloud has been racing across the atlantic and then pushing up from the southwest. and these areas of cloud are areas of low pressure and their weather fronts which are bringing the rain up. and we're seeing rain at the moment moving up from the southwest across england and wales. and these outbreaks of rain will continue to affect england and wales for the next few hours and then head northwards into northern ireland and across scotland, where it's going to turn increasingly wet here. now, we do have some colder air across the far north of scotland, so a little bit chilly here overnight, but otherwise milder than last night. an

been revealed. it will start on 6th ofjune with the first two days in wales, before moving into cheshire last year because of funding issues, but british cycling has now taken control of the men s and women s tours, part of a five year expansion plan. we have been focused on delivering this and delighted we were able to launch the group and it is been a challenging journey and being in a race against the clock and a few more bombs in the road but this is so important for british cycling and british cycling events and the national tours and today is a fantastic moment of celebration. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. britain's jack draper has won his opening match at the bmw open in munich. he beat vit kop—siva over three sets in the round of 32, it was his 50th match win on tour dan evans is out of the barcelona 0pen though after losing in straight sets in the first round. the british number two was beaten in straight sets by the american brandon naka—shima. hull fc have appointed newly retired former england and ireland half—back richie myl

on sunday, we circulated an appeal to locate habibur masum also is linked to burnley and cheshire.ibur masum is a slim asian man and was last seen wearing a duffel coat with three large horizontal lines of grey, tracksuit bottoms and maroon trainers. at 320 he was captured on cctv getting on a bus in bradford. he then gets off the bus at 340 tpm on killinghall road and walks in the direction of bradford park. this is our last confirmed sighting of him. there are since been no confirmed sightings of habibur masum however, iwould since been no confirmed sightings of habibur masum however, i would like to thank again everyone who has been in touch. we have had teams of officers working through all the contacts that we have received and following up all lines of inquiries. there are significant resources conducting cctv and house—to—house inquiries and local officers carrying out increased patrols in the area which i hope will be of some assurance to residents. with the support of other forces, we have conducted a number of raids in the areas in the search for habibur masum. during the

yesterday, steve kerr with a cheshire cat grin and why not? steph curry led the way with 33 points.e and draymond green's block. out of victor wembanyama drew a critical foul. dre went on to hit the free throw to clinch a crucial warriors road win, 117, 113 over san antonio. green had 21 points, 11 assists, six steals after the game steph curry reflecting on a successful if not pretty four and one road trip teams we play. >> those are the ones that you have to win. keep yourself in the fight. and you know we did that. no style points really for any of it. but you know you get out of here with four wins and keep the momentum rolling. >> right now the warriors are holding on to the 10th and final spot for postseason play. they're two games ahead of the houston rockets and are one and a half games behind the lakers, who are in the ninth spot. it may not be a brinks truck payday, but it'll do for now. 49ers qb brock purdy pocketing nearly $740,000 in performance based pay from the nfl. this program gives a financial bump to players who performed beyond their contracts, purdy, in his sec

and for you to stand there like the cheshire cat is absolutely crazy indeed. >> right.uded. >> you're right. he's deluded. >> deluded? he's crackers. >> deluded? he's crackers. >> is, he's his entire >> the thing is, he's his entire life. until two years ago, he was the favourite because he was the queen's favourite and he was the queen's favourite and he was the chosen son as far as she was concerned. and long after he'd been, disgraced, the queen still made it her place to, to treat him as if nothing had gone wrong , so he's had, you know, long enough now to understand what position he's in, but but he is, as you say, deluded. >> well, he does like his positions, but that's another story. listen, your reaction to my take at ten market news. my take at ten market gb news. com. careful. nina manhandled com. be careful. nina manhandled a gb news cushion. you don't know who's been sat on one of those things. after a tough yean those things. after a tough year, finally, some good news. charles and camilla celebrate their 19th wedding anniversary. reaction to this great roy

and he called my name and i went have a chat with him, and he was from cheshire.e with his dad and i said, what are you up to? oh he said, i've just become an orthopaedic surgeon and we've moved to, brisbane. and his dad said , brisbane. and his dad said, yeah, cost us a bloomin fortune to train him. but the first thing he does is disappear. well, good luck to the youngster, i love queensland, i could move to brisbane tomorrow , could move to brisbane tomorrow, but it struck me that we are spending a heck of a lot of money training doctors now. for example, you know when you get when you get to a level of a consultant , the estimate is that consultant, the estimate is that over £400,000 of taxpayers money has been spent getting that man or woman to consultant level, and i think we should return to and i think we should return to anidea and i think we should return to an idea that was rather well known in dickens's day. it was called indenture . what it meant called indenture. what it meant it was a contract. we will train you. we will invest our time in you. we wi

a woman from cheshire, who briefly dated mcnamara, told us about his methods.all sorts of things. very kind of like... very over—the—top, very intense. the woman, who wanted to remain anonymous, said she understands how people can get sucked in. he was a complete master of this, a master of manipulation, i would say. he was so persistent. i can see how, you know, i now know it as love bombing. it's just made me want to share my story. but also being a bit more careful about, you know, who you kind of meet up with. cos you just don't know. you just don't know who's out there. a very good morning — welcome to bbc london. i'm thomas magill. millions of pounds of funding for schools in london could be lost by 2030 due to a drop in the number of pupils. a report by the education policy institute found that even if funding per pupil increases — the decline in numbers could still lead to cuts to school budgets some schools are going to be faced with really tricky decisions. it is already bidding tough for them with their budgets being squeezed by inflation and rising

been confirmed yesterday afternoon that another young man, a 23—year—old men, had been arrested in cheshiretheir support and assistance in this matter-— this matter. aruna iyengar, thank ou. you this matter. aruna iyengar, thank you- you are _ this matter. aruna iyengar, thank you. you are listening _ this matter. aruna iyengar, thank you. you are listening to - this matter. aruna iyengar, thank you. you are listening to radio - this matter. aruna iyengar, thank you. you are listening to radio 5 l you. you are listening to radio 5 live and watching bbc news, bbc two. we are talking about the post office scandal in this half hour, in this hour if you are listening on the radio. we will be hearing from alan bates, the man who has been campaigning on this for many long years, the very fulcrum of the campaign. he is appearing at the inquiry, we will be seeing him and hearing from him just after ten o'clock this morning. some good people are talking to us this morning. i was going to ask seema, seema misra who went to prison, was tagged, was pregnant with her second child when she was in prison.

. >> cheshire police lizzie cundy well done.'s show i've been asking should benefits be axed after a year on dole ? according to year on the dole? according to our poll, 79% of say our twitter poll, 79% of you say yes. sensible people . 21% yes. very sensible people. 21% of say no. thank you so much of you say no. thank you so much to my panel author and also broadcaster lizzie cundy. thank you. and also former labour party adviser matthew laza . party adviser matthew laza. thank you and huge thank you to you at home for your company. i look forward to seeing you tomorrow. same same place. tomorrow. same time, same place. we'll saturday we'll leave you the saturday five is the way. stay tuned. five is on the way. stay tuned. loads come here on . gb news. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather from the met office. high pressure is sticking around through the rest of the weekend, but we will start see some rain arriving start to see

cheshire west and chester council says it hasn't been contacted by cedar care and is looking into thelp us. it's not... i've never missed a rent or anything. you just don't know what you've done wrong. abbiejones, bbc news, weavering. a really worrying time for those residents. let's take a look at today's papers. many of the front pages focus on king charles' first major public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer — after he was seen at the easter sunday service in windsor yesterday. the daily mirror praises the monarch's "show of strength" and quotes a source as saying he has "responded to treatment very encouragingly". the times leads on the findings of a study by the royal college of emergency medicine, which suggest that long waits in a&e could be responsible for the deaths of up to 250 people per week. the college compiled the figures based on the high number of patients waiting for admission, and the death rates associated with such delays. we will have a look through the papers for you a little later. a trip to the doctors is something that can be a bit frightening for

guys to experience this and let's talk about this now, is we do a weight and that is look at that cheshire grin turned on its side coming out of mazatlan let's talk about this now with adam frank. he is a professor of astrophysics and he's going to tell us a little bit about what we're expecting. you're joining us from the university of rochester we're also the author of the little book of aliens tell us what we should be expecting here and what this means, how incredible a moment this is going to be just becomes because of all the factors that are lining up for this total solar eclipse >> yes. so what's amazing right now is that the moon's shadow is rushing across the surface of the earth at about 1,000 miles an hour. so you're really seeing here is the moon moving in its orbit, like once a month, the moon completes a complete circuit through its orbit. but now you're actually getting to see it as we have these reports from mazatlan. and then texas. and then indiana, what's really happening is we're tracking the moon as it rips across the sky on its monthly journey around the earth so the

i think essex is very fashionable. think cheshire fashionable. i think cheshire is very well.w do you think people find the extra money? >> said a minute ago, >> like i said a minute ago, i think since the pandemic, self—care has become a lot more of a priority on people's list , of a priority on people's list, and i think because there are different salons within croydon that can suit different budgets , that can suit different budgets, i think people just do find the money. they might stretch that out a little bit more now. definitely. since you know, there's more that sort of crisis over money, but i think generally people do find that money just to come and pamper themselves and just feel good about themselves, you know? >> a beautiful accolade . >> so it's a beautiful accolade. i mean, you know, it was in croydon last week. i was i was down in croydon last week. i passed through as well. and croydon was famous for the trams and things before all of that. but this is really lovely to be, to be famous for. and i might p0p to be famous for. and i might pop down again with so

a23—year—old man was also arrested in cheshire in connection with assisting an offender.d the post office of lying about their accounting systems, on the first day of the latest stage of the horizon it scandal. the inquiry heard how bates wrote that the organisation was being run by "thugs in suits" in a letter in 2010. lord arbuthnot, who was a key figure in highlighting the issue. five people have pleaded guilty to stealing more than fifty million pounds from the welfare system. the gang made thousands of fraudulent claims for universal credit in what prosecutors have described as the biggest case of benefit fraud ever brought before the courts in england and wales. all five are due to be sentenced next month. the mp william wragg has voluntarily given up the conservative party whip after he admitted sharing mps' personal phone numbers with someone he had met on a dating app. we're joined now by our chief political correspondent, henry zeffman. this story goes on and on and it is affecting so many people. such a strange story. before i go any further, i should briefly d

with the murder of a baby discovered in a woodland in cheshire 26 years ago.r old joanne sharkey appeared at warrington magistrates court today with callum's today charged with callum's murder and concealment of the birth a child. was birth of a child. she was remanded in custody will remanded in custody and will appear crown appear before liverpool crown court thursday . rishi sunak court on thursday. rishi sunak is due to speak to benjamin netanyahu later about a de—escalation of hostilities with iran, amid concerns the crisis could spiral out . of crisis could spiral out. of control despite continued calls for restraint from across the world. israel has vowed to retaliate against iran's major missile and drone attack, reports suggest israeli forces have ground have paused their planned ground offensive on offensive in rafah to focus on their against tehran. their response against tehran. however iranian president ibrahim the ibrahim rac says even the smallest action against iran will be met with a severe, widespread and painful response. social media platfo

on the m5 in somerset and on the m6 in cheshire and greater manchester. and a small car collided. fortunately, there weren't any serious injuries, but of course many people are expected to check before they travel. >> theo ray, thanks very much. appreciate it. that's all from us on britain's newsroom. have you enjoyed yourself? nana. >> it's been fun. i'm a britain's newsroom virgin, but obviously me in. obviously you've broken me in. yeah, right. well listen up next. tuned for good next. stay tuned for good afternoon britain with tom and emily. it's been a pleasure. as eveh emily. it's been a pleasure. as ever. i look forward to seeing you on friday, actually, because i'll a zigi thing and i'll be doing a zigi thing and i'm tomorrow bev. i'm back tomorrow with bev. >> here's afternoon, britain. >> well, there we are. but >> well, well, there we are. but coming good afternoon coming up on good afternoon britain. we're to be live britain. we're going to be live outside edinburgh as outside holyrood in edinburgh as protests erupt due to this new controversi

delays are also expected on the m5 towards somerset and on the m6 in cheshire and greater manchester.the roads throughout this easter holiday period. and that's set to be a continuing high today as it's one of the busiest days as people are travelling around the country. >> thanks, theo. appreciate it. lovely to see the sunrise coming up there. >> yeah, makes the difference . >> yeah, makes the difference. >> yeah, makes the difference. >> getting brighter at night and in the morning. nice lovely to see. >> very welcome. yeah. and hopefully it's nice weather as well today. >> it doesn't look too bad out there does it. so far. >> apparently. oh don't pin your hopes on it. >> here's greg dewhurst. >> here's greg dewhurst. >> he'll put you in the picture. >> he'll put you in the picture. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. good morning. welcome to your latest weather. over the next few days, it does remain unsettled . we do have rain unsettled. we do have rain pushing north today. heavy showers following, but there will be some warm sunshine.

it will be a cheshire cat by the end of the week! something drier is coming our way.ays staying quite cloudy with rain across eastern areas of england. overnight temperatures down to four to 7 degrees. it will stay pretty cloudy, wet and cold across eastern areas tomorrow. ., wet and cold across eastern areas tomorrow— you i wet and cold across eastern areas i tomorrow._ you will, tomorrow. not smiling yet! you will, there! anyone who has seen the care provided by hospices will know how valuable they are, but the sector says those services are at risk because of a looming financial crisis caused by rising staff costs. hospice leaders say they need more government funding, and the issue will be debated in parliament today. our reporter sophie long has the story. he was just a normal child just running around, just like his sister, flying at school, doing really, really well. and things started to change, noticed that his handwriting was starting to go off, he seemed to be struggling a little bit hearing. his walking changed, it was almost like he'd had like a mini stro

of the stabbing attack at a sydney shopping centre been named shopping centre has been named as a cheshire'll be investigating whether they'll be investigating whether the intentionally the attacker intentionally targeted women after five of the six people killed on saturday turned out to be female. >> the first of four criminal trials involving donald trump begins in new york today, and the former president is facing charges relating to hush money payments to a porn star, stormy daniels, in 2016. earlier, we spoke with the former chair of the nevada republican party, amy tarkanian. >> more reasonable, rational republicans are pretty upset once again that he is our nominee. and those who are considered trump purists have pretty much put all of this into the category of political persecution . persecution. >> liverpool is to fall silent today at 3:06 pm. to mark 35 years on from the hillsborough disaster, 97 men, women and children died in the tragedy at the fa cup semi—final between liverpool and nottingham forest on april 15th, 1989. >> right, let's turn to the forecast , shall we? >> rig

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